For Eyelite curtains, measure from TOP of your curtain pole/rod to the desired end point. Then add 1.5 inches to this measurement. This should be the final length provided to us in your custom order specifications. The extra 1.5 inches added at the end is to account for the 'upstand' in grommet curtains - the part of the fabric that stands above the curtain rod.

For width give us actual size of the window with 3 inches extra on both sides , we calculate the gathers for you.

For rod pocket top (without header), back tab top and tab top style drapery, measure length from TOP of your curtain pole/rod to the desired end point. This should be the final length provided to us in your custom order specifications.

For width give us actual size of the window with 3 inches extra on both sides , we calculate the gathers for you.

All pinch pleat styles on offer can be hung from either a track or a pole. If hanging from a track, length should be measured from the top of the track up to the desired endpoint. This will allow for fabric to cover the track itself. If you'd like your track to be visible, measure from the bottom of the track to the endpoint.

If you are hanging your pinch pleat curtains from a pole, length should be measured from the underside/bottom of the pole. Or wherever you'd ideally like the top edge of the panel to sit.

for width give us actual size of the window with 3 inches extra on both sides , we calculate the gathers for you.

In summary, to some extent, the exact final length of pinch pleat drapery is determined by your personal preference - whether you'd like your hardware to show or not, and where you'd like the top edge of drapery panel to sit/start.